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If it has to be reliable as in no loss is allowed, you're going to need slightly higher latency. If TCP-level latencies are acceptable, maybe you should look at
by TD-Linux 11y ago
If it has to be reliable as in no loss is allowed, you're going to need slightly higher latency. If TCP-level latencies are acceptable, maybe you should look at icecast. It's super simple to set up, and works in most browsers directly.
- aaggarwal 11y agoThanks for sharing, icecast looks nice. However, it doesn't relate to the type of application I was trying to build. I was trying to improve over TCP latencies, that's why I was looking over reliable but faster protocols at transport level. I will probably benchmark everything later and share it with everyone.